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Radiators Live at Aragon Ballroom, Holiday Inn - Dads Ball - "Grin & Bare It" on 2003-10-31

by Radiators

Publication date: 2003-10-31 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Radiators

Band/Artist: Radiators

Disc 1:
[Set One]
01. Meet Me Down In Birdland 06:53
02. Law Of The Fish > 03:22
03. Love Trouble > 06:18
04. I Walk On Guilded Splinters > 05:38
05. (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 05:40
06. Haunted House 06:33
07. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 05:37
08. Shake It Loose 11:33
09. Smoke And Dust 08:47
Total time: 60:26

Disc 2:
01. Soul On Fire 07:35
02. Ring Of Fire 08:08
03. Death Of The Blues 10:17
04. Grin and Bare It 08:23
[Set Two]
05. Burning Down the House 11:57
06. Raindancer 06:14
07. Lost Highway 03:37
08. Spanish Moon 09:34
Total time: 65:47

Disc 3:
01. Free Little Bird 07:07
02. Lovely You 10:18
03. Drinkin' Dragon's Blood 09:17
04. Wild And Free 07:26
[Encore 1]
05. Jack O'Diamonds > 03:49
06. Me And The Devil Blues 06:10
07. Gloria > Jump Into The Fire [verse] > Gloria 05:00
08. Kenny & Todd's Callback 02:09
[Encore 2]
09. Bring It On Home To Me 07:07
10. Rosie 05:08
Total time: 63:34

Notes

DADs 18th Annual Masquarade Ball - "Grin and Bare It"

Entire show with Peter Ostroushko on fiddle.

"Rest In Peace, Chuck"

Uploaded by Mike Parrillo (etree_admin@neworleansradiators.com)
-Enjoy! =)

Addeddate: 2003-11-09 11:27:23

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: rad2003-10-31.shnf

Location: Minneapolis, MN

Numeric_id: 7872

Shndiscs: 2

Size: 1030

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Reviewer: xtifr - - January 18, 2004
Subject: halloween show

The addition of a fiddle player for this halloween show really brings the rootsy element of the Rads to the foreground. While it's not their tightest or best performance ever, it's still a good one, and the band is obviously having fun. There's some fine guitar work on the classic "Haunted House" and tasty versions of "Death of the Blues" and "Spanish Moon". Overall, well worth a listen, especially if you like fiddle playing.

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